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It is a general term used to describe materials that create barriers to the transmission of electricity, heat, moisture, shock or sound. It is possible to insulate heat, cold, electricity, sound, or radiation with insulation materials. As insulating bodies such as pipes are exposed to corrosion under insulation, moisture or water trapped within them causes corrosion to occur.

Both commercial and residential developments benefit from insulation boards, which are effective thermal insulation products for a variety of applications, such as:

• Roofs

• Walls

• Industrial factory lining

• Ceilings

• Residential construction underfloor

Insulation systems that are designed and installed correctly offer immediate and long-term benefits. Insulation protects your equipment, system, specially your budget.

• Reduces energy costs

• Protects from fire

• Prevents moisture condensation

• Minimises the capacity and size of existing mechanical equipment

• Enhances process performance

• Reduces emissions of pollutants

• Safety and protection of personnel

• Acoustical performance: reduces noise levels

Thermal insulation in air conditioning systems is primarily used to reduce heat gain or heat loss from piping. Other factors include preventing the icing of water vapour and condensation on cold surfaces.